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PHYS 201
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PHYS 201
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CHEM 101
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CHEM 101
Chp 9
CHEM 101
Chp 10
CHEM 101
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PHYS 218
Chp 10,11
PHYS 218
Practice Exam I
PHYS 218
Practice Exam II
Math 141
g Math 151
JS Math 152/161
^ Math 251/253
Math 308
< Acct 230
Dave's Math 142
Review III
M Oct 19 11:00
T Oct 20 5:00
M Oct 19 9:00
T Oct 20 9:00
M Oct 19 5:00
M Oct 19 7:00
W Oct 21 7:00
Sun Oct 18 6:00
Review IV
W Oct 2111:00
R Oct 22 5:00
W Oct 21 9:00
R Oct 22 9:00
W Oct 21 5:00
T Oct 20 7:00
R Oct 22 7:00
Tues Oct 20 11:00
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HOW TO EXCEL IN TODAY’S
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TEXAS ALLIANCE FOR MINORITY PARTICIPATION
Wednesday, October 21,1992
7:00 p.m.
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buildings in Egypt are built with a
different material.
"We build with reinforced con
crete and concrete blocks instead
of timber, so the damage is a lot
worse," said Imam.
Since the earthquake occurred
in the afternoon, many children
died when their school buildings
collapsed on top of them.
In the poorer neighborhoods,
where most of the damage oc
curred, Imam said the structures
were old and considered unfit for
habitation in the first place. They
were mainly occupied by some of
the many poor Egyptians who mi
grated to Cairo.
Imam added that the death toll
could have been much worse.
There are more than 500 dead
in Cairo, a city of 14 million, while
San Francisco, a city of less than a
million, had 56 dead in t
earthquake.
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has building codes and!
one-tenth the population of Qi
the quake was not as bat
could have been, said Imam.
Egyptian Earthquake ReliefFund
ISNA
PO Box 38
Plainfield, Indiana
(317) 839-8157
TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY
♦> Exercise Cto
❖ Informal RecrMtiu
❖ Intramurals
❖ Sport Clubs
❖ TAMU Outdoors
Mommy, October 19, 1992
A Service of the Department of Recreahom. 5m
Monday, Oct. 19
•> Entries Open
♦ Flickerball
♦ Kyle Field Ramp Romp HI
♦ Racquetball Poubles
Free CPR Classes!
Tuesday, Oct. 20
*> Entries Close
♦ CoRec Indoor Soccer
♦ Punt. Pass & Kick
The Department of Recreational Sports is offering a fre«CPRcfe
for interested individuals from the TAMU community. Thecte*
be held Thursday. October 29.1992. from 6:00 pm-10:00 pm I
232 G. Rollie White. To register, please stop in the Rec Sports
Office. Space is limited so register soon!
Thursday, Oct. 22
❖ CoRec Indoor Soccer
Captain's Meeting at
5:00 p.m. in 164 Read.
Sunday, Oct. 25
❖ Standard Time Returns
(2:00 a.m.)
Monday, Oct. 26
❖ Entries Open
♦ Frisbee Golf
♦ Handball Singles
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❖ Entries Close
♦ Flickerball
♦ Punt. Pass & Kick
The1992T rack and Field AJI-UnVersity Finals will be held on Wedies^
October 21 starting at 6:30 p.m. at Anderson T rack. Come and
your friends to yictory!
TAMU Outdoors
Rec Sports
Golf Prmng Range
Clinic /Trip/ Workshop
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Close
Grand Canyon Backpacking
Adventure Aug. 31
Sea Kayaking Matagorda
Event Pate Cost
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Oct. 2 Nov. 24-29 $CALl
Happy-Hour Pay
Every Friday this Fall
Buckets of Golf Balls
2 fori
Buy one bucket and get one free!
Fall Hours
3:00 pm - 600 pm.
12:00 pm. - 600 pm.
11:00 am - 600 pm.
12:00 pm. - 600 pm.
•Range hours will vary on home
football game days.
Island Wildlife Refuge
Backcountry Skiing
NOW
NOW
Nov. 6 Nov. 27-29 $193/2$'
Nov. 16 Jan. 9-16 $436/4$
Mon. - Thurs,
Friday
Saturday"
Sunday
Backpacking T rip
Kayak Workshop
Rock Climbing Trip
Backpacking Trip
Intro, to Hang Gliding
Mountain Biking Day Trip
Oct. 5
Oct. 5
Oct. 19
Oct. 26
Oct. 26
Nov. 2
TODAY
TODAY
Nov. 2
Nov. 9
Nov. 9
Nov. 16
Oct. 23-25 $45/50‘
Oct. 24-25 $60/65'
Nov. 6-3
Nov. 13-15
Nov. 14-15
Nov. 21
$45/46'
$45/50'
$75/32'
$6/10'
"This price is for non A&M affiliates.
The Sea Kayaking and backcountry Skiing trips hare limited spaced
are are filling Lp fast. Reserve your place on these trips today!
Visa® and MasterCard® Accepted! ^
For more information on any Rec Sports program, please stop in tic Rec Sports Office,
159 Read or call 845-7326.
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